Activities will run over several phases starting with seabed assessments, drilling E&P wells in the Geographe and Thylacine (pictured) gas fields, and installing seabed infrastructure to tie-in wells to the existing platform and pipeline.
Offshore staff
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Otway Gas Plant, Victoria
ADELAIDE, Australia —Beach Energy has issued an update on its field development activities offshore southeast Australia in its latest results statement.
In the offshore Otway Basin, the company completed seven-well drilling, which comprised the Artisan gas field discovery and six development wells on the Geographe and Thylacine fields.
Geographe 4 and 5 were connected to the onshore Otway Gas Plant and contributed to a 47% increase in Otway Basin production. The final four wells should be connected in mid-2023.
The company also plans further exploration and development activity in the Otway, Bass and Taranaki basins.
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Beach Energy has been granted a new offshore exploration permit in Victorian waters in the Otway Basin, in close proximity to Beach’s existing assets in southwest Victoria. Beach's focus is the delivery of its offshore program.
